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- SPECIFIC * Termination of Paul D. LANGEVIN
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2. Faunl D, LANGSVIN may be used fox recruiting tasks before his
‘| - | permanent departure from Chile in April 1954. His security
is not ques tioned rnd he pas exp:essed a.willingness to per-
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a AGENT DISKISSED 8¥_James Gs Collett “_DATE__31 August 1983 . | °
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° 2, Name in native seript
: “ 3.. Name at birtn (Af different, ‘from 1. i
aire — - 8, Aleses; nickmenes;: legal ‘changes (State briefly time, reason and
y. ‘ ws : ‘place of: use.) in they weer 1242! the: Aust. RAMA was aronped for
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: 5. a. Date of birth Cot 21,2922 4. place of virth Fert ‘orth, Texas
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. 7 ‘ date and place of marriage, nationality at birth and any subsequent
: \: _, , nationalities’, wade BS ge” divorce, a (Give data
; . fie: all previous; F ; ui ate, Miilias, den “borence
feasen, Oo repre ar 2 heig in. &t ‘leg June,
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. : at birth and any. subsequent national ‘ties, présent residehce.
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* and duration of validity. Curnet of [aentitv for “oreigners,
Ne. 2015/27 issued te Valid in ftalv. Gther sapers :
: erivers license, giren : cata, are y s = Tre, atc. out
‘ they are not with ime this fre is being filled:
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~ yo | Protestant (apises palia:) - oderate: prac tite. . Ho Pelicious orders.”
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3 28 Yovenbor 1951
To | Chief, WHD DATE: _—. § Yo) _

FROM : Chief of Station, Santiago

SUBJECT: Gexcrac— Operational Matters te
specific ZACACTUS, Chile

REF: Sago-360

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1. Pursuant to the verbal statements of Dennis K. COPELAND at. ‘the “Lita Confer=
ence: of certain Station Chiofs, pertaining’ to ZACACTUS Operations: in ‘Chile,
the following suggestions are advanced for Headquarters consideration;

a) Cower for Chile, Official: ©

fhe Air Attache, Col. William ROSS, talked at length with General ACKERMAN,
Assistant Ax2, AFGS, while-attending the Panama Service Attache Conference,
on the question of providing a replacement for the Air Officer who had

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originally been’ scheduled Cor Santiago Air Attache Office to handle ZACACTUS. re

ROSS, who is @ vory intelligent, éapable officer, with excellent intelli- toy
gence experience, told ACKERMAN that he would appreciate being considered
for this assignment th, addition to his regular duties, as he was keenly -
interested in this type” ‘of eiideavor. He was of the opinion that he could
devote as large a share of his time to this work as would any other officer
80 assigned to his office. Furthermore, due to the size of his staff,

three. officers, he felt ha could assigi the bulk of his Air duties to his
assistants and concentrate: his ‘efforts on ZACACTUS , matters, which he thought
were of greater importance in Chile.- General ACKERMAN, according to ROSS,
was not adverse to this proposal but stated he would await contact from
ZACACTOS - Headquarters before considering the matter. further.

This: Station has high regard for ROSS’ and 4s of the opinion that he would
apply himself in a very: ‘diligent and. intelligent: mannor, to the duties of
handling ZACACT US in Chile. He is fully aware of the nedessi ty for discre=

tion, as he Rad been briéfed on this at ‘the time. the former ZACACTOS Gandi-

date had bean considers ‘for the Air attache Office. |

ted his ability -in
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UN-ECGSO0C propaganda effort. His assota are generally as follows:

1) Covers Hoe ia publisher and editor of a fairly successful weekly news-
no: } paper in Child, Although he ig’at the moment consicoring the possibility -
os ae .. Of selling thia newspaper, he has been encouraged to defer such action

: en . - for thirty days pending Headquarters' decision on his,casa. This paper

_ _— has its own printing presses and is capable of handling large printing
“orders of all types. This activity could be regulated in such a manner :
that it would ouly require a minimum amount of FULMINATER=1's time and”
would provide hin with an excellent cover for his ZACACTUS activities. ‘

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ot me ; 2) Ability: He is a writer, /playwrite, publisher and editor. Those. :

on ae qualifications plus=his initiative, | imaginativeness, ingenuity and broad .

: “oe ‘  " Entellectiial: ‘background should qualify nimi for ZACACTUS. operations. Re, i
ral Co of course, has an excellent coumand of Spanish “aa “well as French and nn

German.

3) Contacts: Dus to his professional status in Chile, he is on excellent
personal terms with all other newspaper publishers, correspondents and
editors. He also conducts a radie program and is accordingly well in~
formed in this field and has many radio contacts. In view of the fact
he originaily published his newspaper in Valparaiso, he has. many contacts
on the coast as well which should be ‘important in this work.

Personality: He is considered exceptional buth in Appearance and pers
sonality and has easily acquired the confidence and friendship of

! Chileans and Americans alike. Due to his wide interests, he is oon=

, sidered Very wall informed and cultured. His demeanoi is always that of
a gentlemin, yet he ‘is capable of courageous, action ag. , eeidenasd..by - his
wer experience and. his” sonduet of. assignments ‘for this Station as indicated

below. : : : - a .,

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_ ' tatis1iigence- experience: He was originally approved operationally to
a tl - thandle,the complex Soviet.espionagsé cass of “FULMINATER-2, His conduct

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of this, ease was conaidered- oxcéllent, vind he displayad resourcefulness,
tack ‘and’ ability to handle’ Himself in difficult circumstances. ~

paria the LeACTING operatsiis of” this Station involving the printing.

arnignated as. ‘the cont. trol

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officer for ZACACTIS in Chile and that he waintain the official files,
funda and communications with ZACACTUS Hoadquartera.

“4 2) ZACACTUS Fteld operator: It is suggdsted that FULMINATER-1 be employed
: on a regular Stateside salary basis and tliat he be authorized a small
staff to assist him in the actual handling of all field projects. He
should have one officer assistant in a covert capacity and two stenog-
raphers, all of ‘whom would be in his overt cover office, presumably as 7

his regular employees.

3) Cut-outs, agents, etoe: FULMINATER-1 ‘should be. authorized to develop
such oat-outs, agents, etc. ag. required to carry out his objectives in

a Chile.

‘ 2, This: 8 ation is of € o-- ‘opinion that with the exception ‘of “possibly. Mexico and:
Venoztiela, Chile is* ‘of the most. important ‘Pa targets in Latin America.

Woe “The Communist influence in Chile is unquestionably a serious political factor, --.- - 7
and their propaganda - is growing steadily throughout the country with extremely © :
little if any opposition. The present Communist drive towards nationalization
of the copper industry ia gaining adherents daily and should be considered a.
potentially serious matter from the standpoint of our reliance on Chilean.
copper. Thus, it is the view of this Station that PW work is important in
Chile and that its initiation on a larger scale should. not be unduly delayed,

It is also believed that. considerable time, effort and monsy would be saved by
utilising ths talent’ now in Chile, such as ROSS and FULMENATER-I, who already

have their feet om the ground end are ready, to ‘start. |

By In ‘the caso of ROSS, if Headquarters 1s interested, it should approach General
Ae : “f ACKERMAN direct in A+2. . Regarding FULMINATER-1, a very tentative appreach
. - has been, made to sound him out, and he reacted very: ‘favorably although no
en commitments: were: mada, ag to, salary” or exact nature of the work. The. moment for
so a dacidsion in his case is’ very opportune, as he- is ‘planning to. sell his news-
. : paper ard leave Chile for the United States or som other country. Recogniz-
ane "ing the value his. ‘paper and presses would have ‘to his cover and his work,, he bev

was sspomeatee j

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FROM . Chist of Scation, Peirut .

istrative
specific~- Fes.est for Orficial Traveai ~ Michael m, CHOADEN and Fanily

References: A. Fr 22-100, Para &,a,
EB, NLEA6479

It is requested that Travel Ordars be issued for Michael M, CHOADEN
who is return'ns to Headquarters for resignation, The following information
iz swomifted in accordance with instructions contained in reference
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1. ok : iticn of travaler: Michael bh. CHOADSN, stalf agert
attachad to : °

Return t+ Headguar sers for resivnation,

Fart Worth, rexags, residance of subject, with

stop-off “ton for resignation,

4, Fstinated date of dex.

viture: 5 August 1358.

5S, Avoroxzimete duration of travel: Thran weeks,

” S, Os di mode of transportation: ea,

Ameritan exoort Lines
from Beirut to Tarse Whirteen day ster thera, on leave, |
SS. Constitution, also of American Exnort Lines, from Cannes to New York.
New York to Washington by air,

8, iame ani ara of denendents who will accempanys

enn penne 2,

Yelen, wifes, 39
Maria, daughter, @
avid, son, 6
Atleas davghter, &
Ceristonher, son, 1

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10. Shipment or storave of affects: Subject plans to ship sffects
to Havana, goa. Subject is hob atsoiutely positive when he and family
will so to Cuba, but he orefers to have effects in storage there rather
than in U,S,

ll. Other items or comlitions: Subject may neod advance for steam-
ship desosits, .

12, Not applicable,

~ COAL aw, Ficacher

Oscar W, Fieseler

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MENDRANDUM FOR: Chief, WH Divigion
SUBJECT : Mr, David A. Phillips

1. The attached dispatch from the Chief of Station, Beirut,
covers the proposed resignation of Mr. David A. Phillips from
CIA. The matter was discussed with the Chief of Station during
his recent visit to Headquarters, and he feels that Mr. Phillips’
decision to return to South America is irrevocable.

2. Mr. Phillips, as you are aware, wes in Havana until the
spring of 1957, at which time he accepted a staff agent position
in Beirut. His primary responsibility was the establishment of
a radio and television. production center in addition to providing
a variety of covert programs in the psychological. Yield. Mr. Fhil-
lips was instrumental in the establishment of a clandestine radio
broadcasting staticn in the area in addition to the mere direct
responsibilities of his Beirut assignment.

3. The’ Chief of Station indicated that Mr, Phillips dida
highly commendable job while in Beirut and fecls his departure
from the Middle East is regrettable; however, he was unable to
dissuade Mr, Phillips from his desires to leave CIA. Headquarters
hea been equally impressed by Mr. Phillips' services and feels '
he performed in an exemplary manner, utilizing his mature Judgment
and excellent PP sense in attaining the objectives which led to

his essignment in Beirut.
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NORMAN S. PAUL

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SUBJECT: Future Resignation fron CIA of David Phillips

1. Ina recent meeting with the Chief. of Station, David Fhillips, the
PECTATE case officer, ‘informally announced his intention of resigning frou
CIA in the near future. At that tize Phillips requested that Headquarters
be informed by the Chief of Station. ‘The decision to resign has been made
informally, in order for the Station and Headquarters to have as much ad-
vance notice as possible. Actually, Fhillips does not expect to leave his
Beirut assignment for about four months, or sometime in the month of July.
Phillips reports that. the PECTATES building will have been finished and oc-
cupied by PECTATE staffers long before that time.

2. In the above-mentioned meeting, and in a Memorandum for the Record
avomitted to the Chief of Station, Fhillips has emphasized that his decision
wao reached after careful though and has been prompted solely by personal
considerations. ‘Specifically the reascns are:

a. The necessity of Phillips’ return to Latin America to take
care of personal business problems, mainly the sale of his newspaper
in Chile. He has been negotiating for this sale for many months,
but he feels that an advanteseous egreement would be impossible to
reach by mail from such a distance.

b. Phillips’ desire to inaugurate a business firm in Cuba.

3. The Chier of Station has discussed this matter with Phillips in
detail. Phillips has reiterated--end has requested that Headquarters be so
advised--that his decision is purely personal. There is no question of dis-
sutisfaction with CIA, or of a morale problem. On the contrary, Fhillips
hes expressed his regret that circuastances prompt him to terminate what
he has cescribed as a most rewarding association with CIA.

A, Phillips' plans for leaving the Beirut asstgnment bring up the
problem of future CIA control of PECTATE. Phillips has submitted to the
Chief of Station his personal recomendations on this score, which have been

considered in prepering a separate dispatch.

GHOSN ZOGBY
Chief of Station

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ACTION RXQUIRAD: As requested in pararraphn 1, .

_ 4. Please sdvisea CHOATE. of the following, which hes rean received by
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2. ".eetha newspaper owned by CHOLTLY has been engaging in on all-out
eampelen against the Ricineteka Kiasion and thatr aconmeric program fer
Colle, “hile the newsospear in itealf ts nos terribiy importers, the Snhassy
hes baecke disturtec Lecausa of tha newsparer bel ty en dAmertera.
havertix the émissesder called he Jace, edit nevspeper and
eoved for an axnianailon, fea to thet he vas hi "in comaleta eacord
with the Alsinesacs pres : h8 heryis vere Lie’ ag he ura acting
upon instructicia trom hie publisher, Persenaliy, 0 think that iret waa
probably not tree but wee sisply os meens of passing the nue ricate

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himself fron a difficult situation, ido not belleve thet Get
much au coirent with the sciizities of the newsraper an’ that ita policy ia
left prebiy much in ake hands of the locel editor, Unfortunately, the Air
4tteehe, sho hac Leen here for 2 eoncidereble pzried, mencionad to the :
fmbass.edes thet he thoucht I might be eble te throes some Lirht on the
situation dua ta the fact that te, bieaclf, knew cirTA”. hed coma sort of
ceora. bon with pulse oi style if trere wes such a connection, [ was not
cogmisent of it, fevertheleas, © think thee the wosat circusspect wing
thet could te dons would te te eprrise FIA Wt or whet te going on on bis
neyspacer, go thet he eck correct $-e altuetion if he so dealres. [
urferstand too aubsecador inca -s to write a very strong letter directly to
Crtatey, & atreng statement in reply eaul< very well avoid embarrassment st

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dmarfean attitudes of his Chilesu newsapeper through overt senrees.

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19 Decerber 1957

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David A, PHILLIPS - Current Attitude of Newspaper
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attention of David 4, PHILLIPS, with aa expression of EQS' views
situation, '

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jag everseas and most probably is, as Rafford Wy NEREEST survests,
“eof the current attitude of the naper (CGUTH vACIPIO VAIL -

Language newspancr); however, it fs believed thet
ion were brought to nis atbentien, end copy of the
explanaiory letter forwerdced to nir, he vould be
able to correct it promptly by a letter to the editor oublining
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acvise you of a situation thet might possibly becore .

t - Im recent montis the newssaver here owneé by :
hes been waging an <ll-out c moaira against the

on anc their eccnamic program for Chile, ‘hile the
newspaper 1f is not terribly inportant, the Subessy has become
disturbed because of the nevsusper teing ovmed by an American, Recently
the anteszador callei ia the locsi editor of thé newspaver and asked for
an erplenation, Ue reslied thet ne was hinsel? in ecnplete accord with
the Nlein-Saks progres but thet his hanés were tied as he was we upon
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neolicy Zeft urelir the local editor, Unfortunately,
the Air Attache, wie has been here for a cousiderabie period, mentioned
to the t~tassador thet he thought I night te able te threw seme li,nt on
the sitnetion due to fact that he, hinsel?, knew that Phillips had.
sore sort of connecticn with rUP. . tT stated that if there was such a
sonnection that FT wes not cognizant of it. Nevertheless, I think that
che most circumspect thing that could te dene would be to anprise Phillips
of what is roday on en his newsor *% ne could cerrect the situa
tion if he so desires. I understand a sador intends to write a
very strong letter direct*ty te Phillips. A strong statement 2 reply
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